Just One More Dimension and Dark Matter Is Solved
This week the Economist reported that has changed, and the reason involves an extra dimension of space that might be just big enough to notice in a tabletop experiment.
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This week the Economist reported that has changed, and the reason involves an extra dimension of space that might be just big enough to notice in a tabletop experiment.
String theory has been famously untestable for decades.
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This week the Economist reported that has changed, and the reason involves an extra dimension of space that might be just big enough to notice in a tabletop experiment. String theory has been famously untestable for decades. There is a rather different way to read the situation.
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String theory has been famously untestable for decades. There is a rather different way to read the situation.
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